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Afghan Participants Alphabetical Listing AFGHAN PARTICIPANTS By ALPHABETICAL LISTING 1958 - 1980 PROPERTY OF I OFFICE OF' AIO/.RBP-·- LIB~ARY &AFGHAN2 PARTICIPANTS FROM AFGHANISTAN BY PARTICIPANT NAME PAGI: 1 04/20/89 PARTICIPANT NAME - LAST, FIRST > AAZAMI MOHAMMADAFZAL DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 09/27/73 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: STATISTICS-GENERAL AND CENSUS MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: HOME ECONOMICS, INSTIT & CAFETERIA MGMT FACILITIES: 1. U.S.D.A. GRADUATE SCHOOL, DC TRG DATES: 10/08/73 TO 08/10/74 > AAZAMI MOHAMMADAFZAL DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 02/23/74 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: STATISTICS-GENERAL AND CENSUS MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS FACILITIES: 1. MEXICO (TCT) TRG DATES: 02/23/74 TO 03/03/74 > AAZAMI MOHAMMEDAFZAL DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 10/29/69 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER AGRICULTURAL & NATURAL RESOURCES MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: MISCELLANEOUS . FACILITIES: 1. UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH, PITTSBURGH PA TRG DATES: 11/02/69 TO 11/21/69 2. FACDNAME4255100***** 11/24/69 11/26/69 > ABAS SAYED DOB: DEGREE OBJ: ONBOARD DATE: 09/29/80 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: TECH SUPPORT, AGRIC. AND NAT. RESOURCES MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: FACILITIES: 1. TRG DATES: TO > ABASS SAYED DOB: DEGREE OBJ: ONBOARDDATE: 09/29/80 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: TECH SUPPORT, AGRIC. AND NAT. RESOURCES MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: FACILITIES: 1. TRG DATES: TO > ABAWI GHULAM FAROUQ DOB: DEGREE OBJ: BACHELOR ONBOARD DATE: 10/01/69 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: PROFESSIONAL AND HIGHER EDUCATION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: AGRICULTURE, GENERAL FACILITIES: 1. LEBANON (TCT) TRG DATES: 10/01/69 TO 07/30/74 > ABAWI MOHAMMADWALi DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 01/06/75 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: STATISTICS-GENERAL AND CENSUS MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: COMPUTER SCI., DATA PROCESSING FACILITIES: 1. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.OMAHA NEB TRG DATES: 01/13/75 TO 12/31/75 > ABBASI MOHAMMADARIF DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDA TE : 07/30/69 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER AGRICULTURAL & NATURAL RESOURCES MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: EDUCATION, AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION FACILITIES: 1. UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA,MINNEAPOLIS/ST.PAUL MINN TRG DATES: 08/31/69 TO 09/13/69 2. INDIANA UNIV BLOOMINGTON IND 07/14/69 06/06/70 3. UTAH STATE UNIV. AGRIC, APP SCIENCE, LOGAN UTAH 06/07/70 07/03/70 PARTICIPANTS FROMAFGHANISTAN BY PARTICIPANT NAME PAGE 2 04/20/89 PARTICIPANT NAME- LAST, FIRST > ABOALI HAFIZA DOB: 08/10/53 DEGREE OBJ: BACHELOR ONBOARDDATE: 04/30/77 GENERALAREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: MED.ALLIED, NURSING FACILITIES: 1. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.OMAHA NEB TRG DATES: 05/09/77 TO 08/01/79 > ABDALI RELQIS DOB: DEGREE OBJ: BACHELOR ONBOARDDATE: 04/30/77 GENERALAREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: MED.ALLIED, NURSING FACILITIES: 1. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.OMAHA NEB TRG DATES: 05/09/77 TO 07/30/79 > ABDUL HAQ SALIM DOB: DEGREE OBJ: MASTER ONBOARDDATE: 09/15/72 GENERALAREA OF STUDY: PROFESSIONALAND HIGHER EDUCATION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: EDUCATION, GENERAL FACILITIES: 1. GENERALELEC LIGHTING INST CLEVELAND OHIO TRG DATES: 09/15/72 TO 07/01/73 > ABDULAHMAD DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 07/04/72 GENERALAREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERALAND MISC. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: BUSINESS/IND., INSURANCE FACILITIES: 1. IRAN (TCT) TRG OATES: 07/04/72 TO 12/04/72 .> ABDULGHAFAR DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 07/15/72 GENERALAREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERALAND MISC. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: AGRICULTURE, GENERAL FACILITIES: 1. TURKEY(TCT) TRG OATES: 07/15/72 TO 07/29/72 > ABDUL JALIL 008: DEGREE OBJ: BACHELOR ONBOARDDATE: 10/01/66 GENERALAREA OF STUDY: ENGINEERINGAND CONSTRUCTION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: ENGINEERING, GENERAL FACILITIES: 1. LEBANON(TCT) TRG OATES: 10/01/66 TO 06/30/72 > ABDUL KADIR DOB: DEGREE OBJ: BACHELOR ONBOARDDATE: 10/01/66 GENERALAREA OF STUDY: PROFESSIONALAND HIGHER EDUCATION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: EDUCATION, GENERAL FACILITIES: 1. LEBANON(TCT) TRG DATES: 10/01/66 TO 06/30/71 > ABDULMALIKZADA DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 08/15/63 GENERALAREA OF STUDY: PUBLIC BUDGETINGAND FINANCE ADMIN. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: ' FACILITIES: 1. AMERUNIV WASHINGTON DC TRG DATES: 08/15/63 TO 12/28/63 2. UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH, PITTSBURGH PA 12/28/63 12/11/64 PARTICIPANTS FROM AFGHANISTAN BY PARTICIPANT NAME PAGE 3 04/20/89 PARTICIPANT NAME - LAST, FIRST > ABDUL SALAM KHAN ALAKOZAI DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 09/16/72 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERAL AND MISC. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: ENGINEERING, IRRIGATION ENGR/TECH FACILITIES: 1. TURKEY (TCT) TRG DATES: 09/16/72 TO 09/30/72 > ABDUL ZAHIR DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 09/16/72 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERAL AND MISC. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: ENGINEERING, IRRIGATION ENGR/TECH FACILITIES: 1. TURKEY (TCT) TRG DATES: 09/16/72 TO 09/30/72 > ABDULLAH DOB: DEGREE OBJ: ONBOARD DATE: 06/15/61 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: HEALTH AND SANITATION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: FACILITIES: 1. GEORGETOWNUNIV WAS~INGTON DC TRG DATES: 06/15/61 TO 02/13/62 > ABDULLAH DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 07/04/72 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERAL AND MISC. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: BUSINESS/IND., INSURANCE FACILITIES: 1. IRAN (TCT) TRG DATES: 07/04/72 TO 12/04/72 > ABDULLAH TORPEKAI DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 05/02/76 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMS MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: HOME ECONOMICS, FAMILY PLANNING FACILITIES: 1. SANTA CRUZ COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES SANTA CRUZ CAL TRG DATES: 05/10/76 TO 09/10/76 2. NAPA COUNTY HEALTH SERVICE AGENCY.SANTA CRUZ CAL 09/11/76 11/05/76 3. CABRILLO COLL APTOS CAL 11/05/76 12/17/76 > ABDULLAH KARZ! DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 09/16/72 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERAL AND MISC. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: ENGINEERING, IRRIGATION ENGR/TECH FACILITIES: 1. TURKEY (TCT) TRG DATES: 09/16/72 TO 09/30/72 > ABEDI GAYED MAHMOOD DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 03/04/78 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: TRAINING, POLICE, LAW ENFORCE., & CORRECTIONS FACILITIES: 1. DRUG ENFORCEMENT FIELD OFFICE DC TRG DATES: 03/06/78 TO 03/21/78 2. DRUG ENFORCEMENT FIELD OFFICE NY 03/22/78 04/07/78 > ABEDI QAMER HABIB DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 06/30/73 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER AGRICULTURAL & NATURAL RESOURCES MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: AGRICULTURE, GENERAL FACILITIES: 1. IRAN (TCT) TRG DATES: 06/30/73 TO 12/31/73 PARTICIPANTS FROM AFGHANISTAN BY PARTICIPANT NAME PAGE 4 04/20/89 PARTICIPANT NAME - LAST, FIRST > ABHAR MOHAMMADNAWAB DOB: DEGREE OBJ: MASTER ONBOARDDATE: 01/18/67 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER EDUCATION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: SOCIAL SCI., GENERAL FACILITIES: 1. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK CITY NY TRG OATES: 01/18/67 TO 09/08/69 > ABOUBAKRE NASRINE DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 08/05/65 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: PROFESSIONAL AND HIGHER EDUCATION MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: EDUCATION, GENERAL FACILITIES: 1. LEBANON (TCT) TRG DATES: 08/05/65 TO 02/14/69 > ABDULLAH GHAZNAWL DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 09/16/72 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERAL AND MISC. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: ENGINEERING, IRRIGATION ENGR/TECH FACILITIES: 1. TURKEY (TCT) TRG DATES: 09/16/72 TO 09/30/72 > ABRAHAMKHAL SAYED RAHMAN DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 09/15/71 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERAL AND MISC. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: EDUCATION, AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION FACILITIES: 1. AGRI DEPT OF WASHINGTON DC TRG DATES: 09/15/71 TO 09/25/71 2. AGRI DEPT OF FIELD OFFICE NJ 09/26/71 09/27/71 3. AGRI DEPT OF FIELD OFFICE PA 09/28/71 09/29/71 4. N.J.INTERNATIONAL TRADE CORPORATION, NEWARK NJ 09/30/71 09/30/71 5. HUNTSPOINT MARKET HUNTSPOINT NY 10/01/71 10/02/71 6. BENTON HARBOR MARKET BENTON HARBOR MICH 10/03/71 10/16/71 7. COOP EDUC TRNG INC MADISON WISC 10/17/71 11/16/71 8. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CAL 11/18/71 03/22/72 > ACHEKZI ABDUL WAHID DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 07/25/66 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: AIR TRANSPORT MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: MISCELLANEOUS FACILITIES: 1. US AIR FORCE ILL TRG DATES: 11/14/66 TO 05/28/67 2. US AIR FORCE TEX 08/01/66 11/11/66 > ACHKZAI MOHAMMADHARIF DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 02/18/71 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERAL AND MISC. MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: EDUCATION, GENERAL FACILITIES: 1. COSTA RICA (TCT) TRG DATES: 02/18/71 TO 02/18/72 > ACIM MOHAMMADNABI DOB: DEGREE OBJ: TECHNICAL ONBOARDDATE: 08/15/63 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: CROP AND LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: FACILITIES: 1. COLORADO STATE UNIV FT COLLINS COLO TRG DATES: 08/15/63 TO 06/09/64 2. AGRI DEPT OF FIELD OFFICE COLO 06/09/64 07/21/64 PARTICIPANTS FROM AFGHANISTAN BY PARTICIPANT NAME PAGE 5 04/2()/89 PARTICIPANT NAME - LAST, FIRST > ACIM MOHAMMADNABI DOB: DEGREE OBu: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 06/03/67 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER AGRICULTURAL & NATURAL RESOURCES MAuOR FIELD OF STUDY: MISCELLANEOUS FACILITIES: 1. NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV., RALEIGH NC TRG DATES: 06/03/67 TO 08/04/67 > ADALAT FARIDA DOB: DEGREE OBu: TECHNICAL ONBOARD DATE: 11/02/71 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: POPULATION STUDIES MAuOR FIELD OF STUDY: HOME ECONOMICS, FAMILY PLANNING FACILITIES: 1. IRAN ( TCT) TRG DATES: 11/02/71 TO 01/02/72 > ADBUL QAYOOMBAZGAR DOB: DEGREE OBu: TECHNICAL ONBOARO DATE: 07/15/72 GENERAL AREA OF STUDY: ALL OTHER GENERAL AND MISC. MAuOR FIELD OF STUDY: AGRICULTURE, GENERAL FACILITIES: 1.
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